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Short term training Report

On
“BUILDING CONSTRUCTION”
Submitted to
Mewar University, Chittorgarh
Towards the partial fulfillment of
The Degree of
DIPLOMA
In
Civil Engineering

Session: - Aug,2018

Submitted To: Submitted By:

Mr. Esar Ahmad Sushil kumar
H.O.D Civil Engineering MUR1402937
141000040025

Faculty of Engineering &

Technology Department of Civil
Engineering Mewar University
Chittorgarh (Raj.)
Aug, 2018
 CERTIFICATE FROM GUIDE

I hereby certify that I have completed the Six months Training in partial fulfilment of the
requirements for the award of Bachelor of Technology in civil Engineering. I did my training
in AITMC (ALL INDIA TECHNICAL AND MANAGEMENT COUNCIL) from 01-03-
2018 to 31-05-2018.

The matter presented in this report has not been submitted by me for the award of
any other degree elsewhere.

Guide 1 Signature Of Hod

Mr Mohd. Akhlak Esar Ahmad

Senior Site Engineer Hod Department Of Civil
Engineering

Guide 2
Dushyant Sihag
Site Engineer
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I am deeply indebted to our Chancellor, Dr. Ashok Kumar Gadiya, Mewar University,
Chittorgarh for providing us the infrastructural facilities to complete our project work.

The author is highly grateful to Mr ESAR AHMAD, Head of the department of civil engineering,
MEWAR UNIVERSITY RAJASTHAN for providing this opportunity to carry out the six months
industrial training at AITMC PVT. LDT.

The constant guidance and encouragement received from TPO Mr Harish Gurnani has been of
great help in carrying out the project work and is acknowledged with reverential thanks.

The author would like to express a deep sense of gratitude and thanks to Er. Mohd Akhlak
(Assistant engineer), without the wise counsel and able guidance, it would have been impossible to
complete this report in this manner.

The author expresses gratitude also to all faculty members of Civil engineering department of
Mewar University Rajasthan for their intellectual support throughout the course of this work.

The author would also like to express a deep sense of gratitude and special thanks to Mr.Esar
Ahmad (head of industrial training of civil engineering department) for his consistent support and
providing the information during the whole period of training

Date: - PARDEEP SINGH

Enrollment No: -MUR1400383

Roll No:-140100100065
 ABSTRACT
For construction in the context of India, one of the most powerful stakeholders is indeed the
mason or the building artisan who is looked upon as a total solution provider for aspirants of a
durable home in the village.
For the rural mason to be able to fulfill this expectation in a context that is wanting as far as
technical guidance, affordable and appropriate products and local hand holding support is
concerned, it is imperative that the capacity of the mason or the building artisan be developed
Given the limited development of rural markets for provision of specialized services, the rural
mason invariably ends up shouldering the responsibility of undertaking multiple (specialized
tasks at each stage of construction of the house.
The present exercise is an attempt by the Government of India at bolstering the capacity of
existing masons in rural India, many of whom are essentially 'semi skilled' when viewed against
the National Qualification Framework instituted by the Government of India. It is critical that
these 'semiskilled masons' who are at the cutting edge of delivery of state sponsored housing, are
supported to develop into their expected role as a 'total solution provider’.
The Training Kit for Rural Masons, takes into cognizance additional condition that area typical
to rural India. The semi-skilled mason who are the ultimate targets of this entire effort, may not
have the time and the motivation to come to a central (mostly residential) programme for training
as is generally practiced for specialised skill training. Mostly, these individuals have been
observed to possess limited literacy and therefore the endurance for heavy, text based training
inputs. Additionally, disruption in their day to day livelihood efforts owing to centralised and
off-site training is often seen as a limiting factor.
The current initiative of the Government attempts to overcome each of these barriers to learning
in the following ways
1 Training is designed as a decentralised programme at the village level wherein the trainee
(semi-skilled) mason need not travel too far from the village and gainfully benefit from
'earn while you learn approach' as a rural house gets completed by each batch of trainees.
2 Sufficient inputs and aids for the master trainers to share all the necessary technical
knowledge with the trainees through visually rich teaching aids (accompanyin8 posters)
and the trainees handbook.
3 The trainee handbook itself summarises all the dos and donts along with ready reference
details relevant to simple rural constructions in an illustrated format.